On the Internet, on various dating sites, there is a huge amount of a wide variety of profiles. Sometimes, opening a profile, you get lost in the abundance of information about a person. How to find and read the main thing that interests you.
Instructions
Step 1
Let's assume that you have already chosen the person you are interested in. Next to his photo, find the name (nickname) of the registrant, his place of residence, age. Often sites provide additional brief information to fill out - zodiac sign, weight and other physical parameters. Next, find the section that says who the person wants to find - a man, a woman, a couple, or all of the above. Often there is also indicated the age of interest to the person and the purpose of acquaintance - correspondence, love, and so on.
Step 2
After reviewing the general information, go to more detailed ones. In the section "About me" read the brief information of the user, which he describes himself. Quite often, this section may contain links to other dating sites. Such a profile is an advertisement, a robot, and it is impossible to get to know the person you like. Bypass such questionnaires by the side and do not follow the indicated links.
Step 3
The user can indicate their sexual preferences in the appropriate section. If they seem out of the ordinary to you, ignore this questionnaire by closing the tab.
Step 4
As additional information at the bottom of the profile, the user can place his photos. Click on the "Albums" label and view the pictures. There may also be videos in the questionnaire. But more often than not, these are just the user's favorite video frames, in no way connected with his personality and the story about himself.
Step 5
Various sites provide a wide variety of additional profile functions. You can also view the user's blog (diary) and leave a comment there, his interests (hobbies), installed applications (games), etc.
Step 6
If you like this person - write to him. You can do this by clicking the "Write a message" button, usually it is located right under the portrait of the site user.
